Custom Pages
Custom Pages let you write your own public pages, such as a refund policy, a price FAQ or a partner page, without a developer. Open Content → Pages.
The problem it solves
Payment providers, Meta and your customers often ask for pages you did not plan for: a refund policy, a data-deletion page, a terms addendum. Before, adding a page meant changing code. Now you write it, publish it and link it from your website in a few minutes.
Create a page
- Click New page.
- Type a title. The address is made from it, for example
/p/refund-policy. You can change the address. - Write the content in Markdown (see the cheat-sheet below). A live preview shows how it will look.
- Optionally fill in Meta title and Meta description under Search engines. These are what Google shows.
- Switch on Published and save.
A page that is not published is a draft. Visitors who open its address see a "not found" page.
Markdown in one minute
| You type | You get |
|---|---|
# Heading | A big heading |
**bold** and *italic* | bold and italic |
[text](https://example.com) | A link |
- item | A bullet list |
Raw HTML is not accepted. It is shown as plain text. This keeps your site safe if someone pastes a script by mistake.
Link it from your site
In the page's Link and manage box use Add to footer or Add to navbar. It adds a link to /p/your-page in your public site's footer or header. You can reorder or hide it later under Site Settings.
Other things to know
- The built-in About, Contact, Privacy and Terms pages are listed under Built-in pages and keep their own editors and addresses. They cannot be deleted. See Public Pages.
- Some addresses are reserved, for example
adminandlogin, and are refused. - Published pages appear in your sitemap (
/sitemap.xml) as soon as you save them. See Maintenance. - You can delete a page you made. Built-in pages are protected.
Only staff with Edit site content and site settings can use this page.
Common questions
My page shows "not found". It is still a draft. Switch on Published.
I need a form or a video on a page. Pages are text only. Link to a form or video hosted elsewhere.